Exotic Empire is a small store located inside the Well's market / food court. They sell candies &…read moresnacks that aren't easily found everywhere. In some cases it's just different flavours of a brand of chips for example. They also have drinks that I haven't seen in your standard supermarket / grocery store. The prices are a bit higher but I guess the idea is the novelty of the item. The lady who was working at the store was friendly, nice and welcoming. She encouraged us to browse. That's always nice as a customer always wants to feel welcome to browse without pressure. I didn't end up buying anything as I'm not a big candy / snack person. But hubby ended up buying some things.

Candy store is located on the ground floor of the food court area…read more Small shopping foot print, but packed with a lot of candy and snacks. C$4/100 grams I grabbed about C$7+ of Jelly Belly of the Juicy Pear, that's my go to. They won't let you try a single bean of any other flavors at all. Would like to have tried the watermelon and the mango, oh well.

I stopped by Bizzare Snax to check out the unique candies and was really impressed with the…read moreselection. They had so many unique flavours of various items I don't think you can buy in the mainstream grocery stores. They had tons of flavours of Reese pieces, including tons I had never seen before. They had snickers in a lime and maracuja flavour (when I was little I loved maracuja fruit). They had tons of flavours of sour strips including flavours like: cotton candy, mango, blue raspberry, pink lemonade, watermelon, and a rainbow favour. They had a ice cream cooler with cool ice-cream bars to help you cool down on a hot day and freezies for a anyone who is lactose intolerant. There were tons of lollipops and candies in fun interactive containers so your child will have a toy after they finish their desert. The lady working at the store was very friendly and I highly recommend this location to help you satisfy your sweet tooth.

I didn't find the staff to be as friendly or helpful as others have experienced, and it wasn't…read moreparticularly busy either time I stopped in. I had a much better experience at Sugarfina, but it's closing up shop. The smallest size is the $6 bag. That's quite an investment, which is not a word that should ever be used for chewy sugar. After picking up a variety of flavors to try from Sugarfina, I settled on the Shark and Magic Dragon gummies here as presents for my sons. They're vegan, which is awesome. No sharks or dragons were killed in the making of these gummies. Despite the name, these gummies were not as squishy as your typical gummy bear or even shark. The consistency is a bit thicker so they are a little chewier and more inclined to get stuck in your teeth. The sharks were good and otherwise similar to other gummy sharks apart from the consistency. I'm not actually sure what goes in regular gummies to keep them from being vegan. I always assumed they were all sugar and artificial ingredients. The magic dragons though were disappointing to one of my sons. Apparently the orange ones were peach according to my son, not orange like you'd expect, the yellow was pineapple and the pink was grapefruit. Not popular flavors with the kids. I wish I'd spent the $12 on a gift set with a variety of flavors instead. $6 is a lot to spend on candy just for a kid not to like it. If nothing else, they should be more specific about flavors since "fruity" is a bit broad.

I had just had a mini cone from Eva's and decided to check Squish out. The associates were very…read morehelpful and explained what Squish Candy was all about. I tried a couple of free samples. The Prosecco sample was very good. Squish Candy is basically gourmet gummies, a couple of steps above gummy bears. They come in a wide variety of flavours under the following categories of: calm, cocktail, decadent, fruity, intense . Whats really good is that they sell vegan gummies so for those vegans looking for a snack this is a place to add to your list . The gummies are nice. I purchased a small bag just to try it out . So far so good. I will be back to try the flavours that I cannot get elsewhere and avoid the generic flavours that the public usually drift toward .

Is this viral treat worth it?…read more Lindt Swiss chocolate is a regular spot that we drop by for some treats. Not only do they have the sample chocolate at this location but also chocolate ice cream cones. The viral crema gelata chocolate cone is smooth and not heavy at all. When they do it properly, it comes with melted chocolate poured into the cone before being topped with ice cream and a piece of dark chocolate. They missed the pour into the cone last time but overall it's a good treat. Just be ready to pay nearly $8 for an ice cream cone!

Chocolate, buy it here and don't forget your free red classic lindt. But this review isn't about…read moretheir boxed or wrapped chocolates. It's about their cafe. Their coffees and other hot drinks are amazing here!!! Comparable to the reg chain coffee shops. I have purchased their americano and hot chocolate. Both rich, flavourful and fresh !!! They are cheaper then their big competitors. Much cheaper and tastes even better. There aren't any lines !!! Con: I like Splenda and they don't got any...

This chocolate shop is overwhelming (in a good way) with how many different offerings they have…read more Tried some of their homemade fudge and chocolate truffles. Liked how many flavours there were, how both the chocolate and fudge weren't sickeningly sweet, and how the quality of everything was pretty good. Bonus points for the welcoming atmosphere and quaint place.

Walked into this store and wasn't greeted by the rude heavy set employee standing there. She…read morecompletely ignored us and literally rolled her eyes and expressed annoyance when I asked for ice cream service. I said never mind because a place like this doesn't deserve my business and got more attitude on my way out. This shop deserves ZERO stars. Save your money or go somewhere else. Horrible customer service experience it's actually laughable places like this stay in business.

Concord Confections is a Canadian company that makes some truly wonderful candies, including Blow…read morePops, Junior Mints, Tootsie Rolls, Tootsie Roll Pops and the original Dubble Bubble bubble gum. They also make many throwback candy items like Nik-L-Nip Mini Drinks (those tiny wax bottles filled with colorful mystery liquid), big red Wax Lips, and Razzles (the chalky tablets that turned into gum as you chewed them). Additionally, they make those pink or blue bubble gum cigars people hand out to celebrate the birth of a baby. The Concord Confections item I buy most frequently is Cry Baby Gum. I just got a three pound bag yesterday. I used to order a pound at a time but I chew through a pound pretty fast, so now I buy the three pound bags. I love that gum! If you love sour candies as much as I do, I highly recommend giving Cry Baby Gum a try. God damn that stuff is sour! I usually buy my Concord Confections manufactured gum from a reseller on Amazon, but in the process of preparing this review I discovered you can order directly from Concord Confections. Mikey C says: Sweet!

This fun and colorful candy shop in Concourse D is a great way to satisfy your sweet tooth before…read moreyour flight. They have jelly beans, chocolates, M&M's, and more. Most of the sweets are sold in bulk: fill up a bag and pay by weight ($3.50 per 100 g). The cashier was friendly, and the whole experience was fun. Check it out if you're craving a sweet treat!

This candy store offers some unusually flavoured chocolate bars, e.g., chocolate with red velvet…read moreand marshmallow or potato chip or (vegan) bacon or birthday cake. These bars are $4.99 each or 3/$12. There was a variety of bulk gummy candies, maple candies, coloured M&Ms, and even some chocolate that was peanut free (which I really appreciated when buying as gifts for the nut allergic!). I bought a few bars, a bag of gummies for gifts, and a discounted (best before date was for this month) 64% dark Belgian chocolate bar for me to munch on while I waited for my next flight to arrive - definitely good quality chocolate with a smooth texture, and a balanced chocolate flavour, i.e., not bitter yet satisfying chocolate depth. Just hoping my gift recipients would be willing to let me have a taste sample of theirs!

I was showered with disappointment with my previous online orders and in-store experience. I used…read moreto go to this shore religiously. I request that my family only get me chocolate from this retailer, and give them specific instructions on which mix and match to order. Purdys no matter how it's ordered (online or by phone) manages to send me chocolates that I didn't order in my mix and match EVERY SINGLE TIME THEY GET THE ORDER WRONG! And I have to give away those chocolates. One of my friends bought me the coconut mango cream filled chocolates $12 for the 5 pack. I went to exchange it. I found out they have a NO RETURN/EXCHANGE POLICY. The clerk stated, "even if you just bought it and changed your mind, I can't even exchange it for you." For chocolates as expensive as these are I would expect better. That's the worst policies for a high end chocolatier I've heard of. I would expect you to stand by your products, not tell your customers to suck up your distasteful failed chocolate "creations". My last reason for shopping here was the sustainable cocoa farming they spout about on the website, fooling into believing they have some ethical framework they follow. This unfortunately doesn't go as far as putting any efforts into stopping child labour from their cocoa producers. Hopefully we can grow a conscience, because with the prices you charge, you can afford to act ethically.

Yummy Purdy's! There's a flavour for everyone. I got some flavours I'd never tried before (berry,…read moremango, & peach) & some I had tried previously (toffee crunch, maple butter). This Purdy's location is pretty busy because of the foot traffic in the mall. It also keeps longer hours than the one at Sheppard Center. I think they need more staff! There was only one lady there to take orders so people had to wait. This location also has ice cream, which is popular with kids of course. That makes it more busy than usual. Anyway, the experience was perfectly fine. I waited only a little while & then was served. I will say that I was expecting the chocolates to be put into a small box but they put it into a bag instead. A box would have been nicer. The chocolates are a bit pricey but I was okay with that.